AI-powered screen recorder with instant transcripts, summaries, and console logs
Free text to speech with AI voices, subtitles and no character limit
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Pricing
Free: $0 (30 recordings up to 15 minutes at 720p). Pro: $10/month billed yearly ($120/year) for unlimited recordings at 1080p. Max: $15/month billed yearly ($180/year) for 4K and unlimited AI. Lifetime options: Pro $499 or Max $799.
Free: 5 credits that never expire (up to 50 minutes of audio). Starter: $6.99/month or $69.99/year (100 credits per month, up to 1,000 minutes). Creator: $15.99/month or $159.99/year (300 credits per month, up to 3,000 minutes). Credit packs: 100 credits for $5 that never expire (available on paid p
Key features
Browser-based screen and camera recording with no installation
Instant shareable links for recorded videos
Automatic AI transcripts and summaries
Console and network log capture via Chrome extension
Built-in video editor with trimming, captions, and blur up to 4K
Timestamped comments and video replies for collaboration
Automatic step-by-step guides from screen clicks
AI bug report generation from logs and video
MCP server integration for AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT
50+ AI voices in 9 languages
Create custom voices by blending any two voices
Up to 10 minutes of audio per credit
No character limit for text input
Commercial use license included on all plans
Adjustable voice speed from 0.5x to 2x
Emotion tags like laugh and sigh for premium voices
MP3 and WAV output formats on paid plans
AI script tidy pass on paid plans
What makes it different
Generates AI bug reports directly from captured console logs and video
No watermarks on any plan and no file quality limits on exports
Subtitles are generated from the same render as the audio, ensuring perfect timing without manual adjustment
Free plan with 5 credits that never expire, sufficient for a full video or chapter
Over 23,000 voice combinations by blending 54 voices across languages
Server-side rendering allows long jobs to survive browser closure and phone rendering